Came in April 2023, just before tons of tourists start coming to Greece. We stopped here and at the harbor to see the clear waters and to enjoy the view. We lucked out on a parking space, and there was a place for us to grab a snack and drink. Only a couple people were in the water, as it was still cold at the time. Worth a visit to just take in the surroundings.

Visited as part of a day excursion from Kanoni, and it lived up to expectations. Paleokastritsa seemed to incorporate numerous small coves strung along a winding coastline on the west coast of Corfu but most people seem to converge at the far end of the resort where there is a large car park, various shops and restaurants and various jetties from where you can join a 30-minute boat cruise past the cliffs and into a few caves. Cost me 10Euros but had to be done! The beach itself is quite a narrow strip but I managed to find a spot to perch for an hour. Wooded mountains make an attractive backdrop. While most promotional photos are taken from high above the resort, the beach was almost as beautiful.

Pretty beach, but there’s nothing else there. Early in the season so not at all crowded, but I imagine come the middle of summer it could be be chaotic. Beautiful to see & be on your way within the hour. The road from Sidari has unbelievable hairpin bends. Not for the faint hearted.

It is the most famous beach on the island of Corfu. The landscape is very beautiful and the water is also clear. The area is well equipped with paid parking, restaurants, bars, bathrooms, etc. The atmosphere is sufficiently relaxing in the low season, while, as usual, it is chaotic in the high season. Worth a visit.

Given that to get there, you make typical Greek streets, ups and downs and with few signs, I must say that arrived, it was worth it. The bay has remarkable shades of sea green that satisfy. There are several cave-like ravines where you can enter with boats. But the real problem is the crowding of the beach. Clearly stormed already in June by tourists, I dare not think ahead. We took umbrella and sunbeds at a bar on the left paying 20€ all day. Do not miss a visit to the monastery above the bay from where you can enjoy a lovely view.

There is no doubt that Paleokastritsa Beach has a beauty to it framed by the green hills and with beautiful white sand and clean clear aquamarine water. We stopped here. Some were hoping to swim but it was so crowded you couldn't find spare space on the sand. It was also extremely hot that day so we all preferred to take to the water in a half-shaded boat that glided in and out of the rock caves. It was refreshing having wind on your face. The real beauty of Paleokastritsa lies in the quaint village above the beach with its narrow roads that were originally meant for foot traffic and animals. Worth a stop for the view and boat ride but there are more hidden sandy swimming gems around Corfu.

The most beautiful beach of all. Amazing landscape, the waters frozen, but it compensates you with the above for the road you will make. The sunbeds are charged 7.5 euro plus minimum consumption of 20 euro per person. Amazing day experience. The only negative is that the stores there have few products, expensive and not in quality or in great variety. The place compensates you

The best area of Corfu for the facilities and for the typical locals but the small beaches although very beautiful are invaded in every corner imaginable. It is beautiful nothing to say but chaotic is nothing short of chaotic.Invaded by young people and little relaxation. Definitely to go out of season and not the week of mid-August.

Very beautiful beach, set in the rocks and surrounded by numerous caves, known for the “meeting” of Nausicaa with Ulysses ... theater among the most beautiful on the island (but probably also the most popular tourist with the congestion that follows). It is also the location of one (if not the only one!) 5 star hotel. It deserves an organized boat tour that allows you to visit the various ravines in the rocks and the beach of Lemni (whose peculiarity is to be bathed by the sea on both sides...) We personally took one close to the large parking lot, consisting of numerous wooden boats with outboard engines, at a cost of € 15 for adults and € 5 for children. Our captain was very kind, with a discreet and fluent English, available to give information... a chapter apart from the “managment” probably spoiled by incessant and overabundant tourism: 2 very clumsy dudes (one of the two disconcerting: with one hand inside the shorts on the zebedee for 3 minutes good uninterruptedly) lazy in giving info and annoyed if you ask other people. Not least the old habit of asking exclusively for cash as in the pre-Troika era when then on board they were all equipped with POS!

This is a lovely location with sandy beach. Beautiful scenery, right next to a pebble beach with aquamarine coloured water, good diving / snorkeling, high aquatic life, large fish. Very picturesque. Right next to the monastery and aquarium. It is very crowded although there is a large amount of parking both free and paid. The sand beach is understandably rammed in high season. However what really let's it down is the LITTER. Both in the water and out. It is a real shame. Corfu let's itself down in this regard. But some villages seem to control litter better.